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Ubuntu Tennessee shared HACKmemphis's live video.
HACKmemphis 2016 is live!
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Ubuntu Tennessee shared Midsouth Makers's event.
Come meet your fellow GNU/Linux users and check out your friendly neighborhood hackerspace!
HACKmemphis is a community-run event focused on bringing together the Memphis tech community -- developers, coders and designers alike -- to formulate amazing ideas, creative code, and awesome hardware hacks.
Join like-minded developers, hackers, and makers for our day long event to create something great. Bring your own idea or project to work on. Have an idea, but lack the skills to make it? Pitch it to attendees and form teams to make your idea a reality. Work through the ...day and the night and demo your progress the next day.
HACKmemphis is NOT just for developers and coders. Designers are welcome and encouraged to join. Skill level and experience level are not important. We want to encourage everyone to join us for this event.
On Saturday we will be serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with plenty of drinks and snacks available. If you would like a vegetarian meal option, please let us know in advance so we can make accommodations.
Tickets available at: http://hackmemphis2014.peatix.com/
What's the biggest log file you've encountered?
Here's some of ours:
http://i.imgur.com/T4wiea1.png
http://i.imgur.com/VdFLxQM.png
Here's how to limit such things:
http://articles.slicehost.com/…/understanding-logrotate-on-…
and
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpag…/jaunty/…/logrotate.8.html
Ubuntu Tennessee updated their cover photo.
Ubuntu Tennessee shared a link.
Joe Schwentker, better known to most of us by his IRC nickname “Chibihogoshino”, passed away on Tuesday May 17th. Joe’s brother informed the group via the IRC channel. The cause of death is believed to be an aneurysm.
Joe will be remembered fondly by Ubuntu Tennessee and its members fortunate enough to make his acquaintance.
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Please feel welcome to pay your respects in the comments section at:
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Please join us at the next Tennessee Team meeting!
January 6th 2011 @ 8PM EDT 7 PM CDT
irc.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-us-tn
Everyone Is Welcome!
Please join us at the next Tennessee Team meeting!
December 2nd 2010 @ 8PM EDT 7 PM CDT
irc.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-us-tn
Everyone welcome!
Please join us at the next Tennessee Team meeting!
November 4th 2010 @ 8PM EDT 7 PM CDT
irc.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-us-tn
Everyone welcome!
Ubuntu Tennessee Please join us at the next Tennessee Team meeting!
September 2nd 2010 @ 8PM EDT 7 PM CDT
irc.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-us-tn
Everyone welcome!
Please join us at the next Tennessee Team meeting!
August 5th 2010 @ 8PM EDT 7 PM CDT
irc.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-us-tn
Everyone welcome!
The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Long-Term Support).
This release incorporates the Desktop Edition and the Server Edition. The
Server Edition can be used on physical servers, on Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud
(UEC), and on Amazon's EC2 public cloud. Codenamed "Lucid Lynx", 10.04 LTS
continues Ubuntu's pr...
The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce the Release Candidate for Ubuntu
10.04 LTS (Long-Term Support) Desktop and Server Editions and Ubuntu 10.04
LTS Server for Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) and Amazon's EC2, as well as
Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook Edition. Codenamed "Lucid Lynx", 10.04 LTS continues
Ubuntu's proud tradition of ...
It’s time to put our heads together to envision “the perfect 10″.
This is a time of great innovation and change in the Linux world, with major new initiatives from powerful groups bringing lots of new ideas, new energy and new code. Thanks to the combined efforts of Google, Intel, IBM, Canonical, Red Hat, Oracle, Cisco, ARM, many other companies, De...bian and other projects, a hundred startups and tens of thousands of professional and inspired contributors, the open source ecosystem continues to accelerate. We need to bring the best of all of that work into focus and into the archive. For millions of users, Ubuntu represents what Free Software can do out of the box for them. We owe it to everybody who works on Free Software to make that a great experience.
At the Ubuntu Developer Summit, in May in Belgium, we’ll have a new design track, and a “cloud and server” track, reflecting some major focal points in 2010. They will complement our ongoing work on community, desktop, kernel, quality assurance, foundations and mobile.
Our new theme is “Light”, and the next cycle will embrace that at many levels. We have a continued interest in netbooks, and we’ll revamp the Ubuntu Netbook Edition user interface. As computers become lighter they become more mobile, and we’ll work to keep people connected, all day, everywhere. We’ll embrace the web, aiming for the lightest, fastest web experience on any platform. The fastest boot, the fastest network connect, the fastest browser. Our goal is to ensure that UNE is far and away the best desktop OS for a netbook, both for consumers and power users.
On the other end of the spectrum, we’ll be lightening the burden of enterprise deployment with our emphasis on hybrid cloud computing. Ubuntu Server is already very popular on public clouds like EC2 and Rackspace, and now that Dell supports the Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud for private cloud infrastructure, it’s possible to build workloads that run equally well in your data center or on the cloud. We’ll focus on making it even easier to build those workloads and keep them up to date, and managing the configurations of tens, or tens of thousands, of Ubuntu machines running in the cloud.
It’s not all about work. We don’t just want to be connected to the internet, we want to be connected to each other. Social from the Start is our initiative to make the desktop a collaborative, social place. For the past five years, we’ve all been shifting more and more data into the web, to a series of accounts and networks elsewhere. Now it’s time to start to bring those social networks back into our everyday computing environment. Our addressbooks and contact lists need to be synchronized and shared, so that we have the latest information everywhere – from mobile phones to web accounts.
So there’s a lot to do. I hope you’ll join us in shaping that work.
Introducing the Maverick Meerkat
Our mascot for 10.10 is the Maverick Meerkat.
This is a time of change, and we’re not afraid to surprise people with a bold move if the opportunity for dramatic improvement presents itself. We want to put Ubuntu and free software on every single consumer PC that ships from a major manufacturer, the ultimate maverick move. We will deliver on time, but we have huge scope for innovation in what we deliver this cycle. Once we have released the LTS we have plenty of room to shake things up a little. Let’s hear the best ideas, gather the best talent, and be a little radical in how we approach the next two year major cycle.
Meerkats are, of course, light, fast and social – everything we want in a Perfect 10. We’re booting really fast these days, but the final push remains. Changes in the toolchain may make us even faster for every application. We’re Social from the Start, but we could get even more tightly connected, and we could bring social features into even more applications. Meerkats are family-oriented, and we aspire to having Ubuntu being the safe and efficient solution for all the family netbooks. They are also clever – meerkats teach one another new skills. And that’s what makes this such a great community.
Here’s looking at the Lynx
Lucid is shaping up beautifully, but there’s still a lot to be done to make it the LTS we all want. Thanks to everyone who is bringing their time, energy and expertise to bear on making it outstanding. And I’m looking forward to the release parties, the brainstorming at UDS, and further steps on our mission to bring free software to the world, on free terms.
Originally published at http://
The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce the first beta release of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Long-Term Support) Desktop, Server, and Netbook editions and of Ubuntu 10.04 Server for Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) and Amazon’s EC2. Codenamed "Lucid Lynx", 10.04 LTS continues Ubuntu’s proud tradition of integrating the latest and gr...
